S. H. Kress and Co. Building (1934), Columbia, South Carolina
One of architect Edward Sibbert’s Art Deco Kress stores for S.H. Kress & Co., faced in white and colored terra cotta, its stepped parapet bearing the chain’s…
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Luigi De Marchi
Luigi De Marchi, architect, is the editor and publisher of Cultural Heritage Online. He founded the archive in 1998 as beniculturalionline.it and has published it without interruption since.
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Published on beniculturalionline.it, the Italian archive of this publication, online since 1998. They are being brought into Cultural Heritage Online.
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Hampton City Hall (1938–1939), Hampton, Virginia
A compact PWA-funded Art Deco city hall completed in 1939, its brick-clad facade anchored by stylized fluted columns and crowned by a panel bearing the City…
Hotel Kinston (1927–1928), Kinston, North Carolina
An eleven-story Art Deco tower that rose above Kinston’s tobacco-era skyline in 1928, its red brick shaft capped with cast stone Moorish ornament that marks…
Davidson County Courthouse (1937), Nashville, Tennessee
Nashville’s Art Deco courthouse and city hall, clad in Indiana limestone and gray-green granite, designed by competition and completed in 1937 — the first…
Boeing/United Airlines Terminal Building (1929–1934), Cheyenne, Wyoming
One of America’s earliest surviving Art Deco airport terminals, built for Boeing Air Transport in 1929 when Cheyenne was a critical stop on the…
John Sevier State Office Building (1940), Nashville, Tennessee
A crisp Art Deco government building on the Tennessee State Capitol grounds, completed in 1940 and named for the state’s first governor.
Warner Theatre (1931), Morgantown, West Virginia
An Art Deco theater by John Eberson — the architect of the Grand Rex in Paris — brought to a West Virginia university town, its marquee still ablaze with the…
American Legion Memorial Building (1929–1930), Atlantic, Iowa
A compact Moderne and Art Deco armory in Cass County, Iowa — built to honor veterans and store the state’s arms, it blends civic memory with the streamlined…
Ankeny Building (1931), Clinton, Iowa
A cream-colored terra cotta jewel in downtown Clinton, Iowa — a 1931 commercial building where Chicago school windows and Art Deco cladding distill the…
Des Moines Building (1930), Des Moines, Iowa
A 14-story downtown tower where Art Deco verticality meets Art Moderne restraint — Des Moines’ 1930 skyline statement, now reborn as loft apartments after a…